Fuel import company representatives refute accusations they are profiteering as motorists brace themselves for more oil price hikes that will cost over €100 to fill up an average car. Experts warn that pump prices
UK airports gridlock is taking its toll on Cyprus tourism as passengers flying to and from the island have either suffered long-hour delays or had their flights cancelled. A shortage of ground
Cyprus Police confiscated servers hosting websites that sold hacked personal data of American citizens in a joint operation with the FBI. Head of the Cyber Crime Unit, Andreas Anastasiades, told CNA: “The
One out of two Cypriots aged 15 to 24, during the past year, has bought at least one counterfeit product online, either knowingly or unwittingly, according to the European Union Intellectual Property
Police have found the body of a man suspected of entering a home in Limassol and pouring petrol over the furniture setting it on fire, killing one person –his 79-year-old uncle and
Cyprus’ real estate market is experiencing a mini-boom as Cypriots rush to buy property before an increase in building costs takes its toll on the market, and insecurity from the Ukraine war
Low-cost airline Ryanair announced its biggest ever Cyprus winter schedule with 32 routes to destinations such as Manchester, Vienna, and London. It brings Ryanair’s total Winter ‘22/23 routes to/from Cyprus to 32,
A three-day mourning period in honour of the late Labour Minister Zeta Emilianidou was announced by the cabinet on Wednesday; she will lie in state before her funeral on Friday. The minister
Twenty femicides have been committed in Cyprus since 2019 following the murder of an 82-year-old woman by her 84-year-old husband in Limassol. The 20 murders include the killings of five women and
The HIV-AIDS Support Centre (KYFA) is organising a fund-raising concert at Kolossi castle on Friday with a special performance by Limassol pianist Tatiana Stupak, ‘Music Through the Ages’. The charity event will
